#lois chiles

[voguefashion]

Lois Chiles photographed by Bob Richardson for Harper's Bazaar US, March 1973.

[in-love-with-movies]

Moonraker (1979)

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[lizyork8509]

Some of the fantastic Oscar winning costumes by Anthony Powell for Death On The Nile (1978).

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[esqueletosgays]

CREEPSHOW 2 (1987)

Director: Michael Gornick Cinematography: Richard Hart, Tom Hurwitz

[lobbycards]

Moonraker, Italian lobby card (fotobusta), 1979

[clemsfilmdiary]

Moonraker (1979, Lewis Gilbert)

8/25/24

[erstwhile-punk-guerito]

[creative-soul-22]

Aww Lois and Roger in Paris... so cute!

Wait a minute...

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[forever70s]

Lois Chiles and Sam Waterston in a pictorial for Vogue magazine, 1973

[jamesbondlexicon]

A looming Richard Kiel is about to interrupt a cozy moment between Lois Chiles and Roger Moore on August 1979 cover of People magazine just to tell them about Moonraker.

[scenesandscreens]

Until the End of The World [Bis ans Ende der Welt] (1991)

Director - Wim Wenders, Cinematography - Robby Müller

"The present will look after itself, but it's our duty to realize the future with our imagination."

[nerds-yearbook]

At the end of The Spy Who Loved Me, after the credits, it said that "James Bond will return in For Your Eyes Only". When Star Wars: A New Hope became a blockbuster, EON productions switched gears and on June 29, 1979, Moonraker was released in theaters. EON invested more money than any of their previous Bond adventures by a significant amount. The movie had the bad guy's laire being a space station, the abduction of space shuttles (something still in the testing stages during production), and the climatic battle being fought in open space with lasers. It also marked Bernard Lee's last appearance as M. It was also noteworthy for being one of the few times where the Henchman (in this case Jaws) appeared in more than one movie. ("Moonraker" flm, event)